Tropical storm Dexter will continue to move away from the US and stay over the open waters of the north Atlantic until it becomes extra-tropical.
A tropical wave way out in the tropical Atlantic is highlighted with a medium chance to develop in the long term. A tropical depression could form over the weekend from this wave as it moves across the tropical Atlantic. Right now it's too early to tell exactly where it will go and how strong it will get, but early model runs suggest it will turn north well east of Florida.
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A weak, low pressure system off the Georgia coast now has a lower chance to become tropical as it moves north through early next week. It will remain offshore as it moves away from the U.S.
We will continue to monitor the tropical waves coming off of Africa as models suggest some stronger development possible later in August.
